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much to DO with getting up the ClyStaI
Palace exhibition OF 1851. For many years
be held positions under government as a
chemist and in 1857 was elected president Of
the London Chemical society and i'm 1888 was
made professor Of chemistry in the Cniver-
sity Of Glasgow Ia 1865 he was elected to
parliament. and for several years represented
the Universities of Edinburgh and St An
drews, acting always with the Liberals In
1873 Dee took Office as postmaster general UNI
der Gladstones administration. and went out
with the Gladstouian defeat I'm l,'+
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A ROMANTIC HISTORY
That of MIR. Shcvifeb, Wife "f the No.
cialist Editor.

I'm the social life Of the New York Social
lists women occupy a more prominent posi-
tion than in any other class OF society. This
is hardly 10 be wondered al when il is re-
membered that they contribute as many agi-
tators and zealots "a do the men
OF the women leaders OF the new organiza-
ton four stand more prominent than the
rest. These are Miss Gertrude Kelly, who
represents the Anarchist, If not the dyna-
mite. school Of politics; Mrs. Cynthia Leon
ard. who IS a unique character Mrs. isa-
bel B Hinton. a writer, thinker and lecturer
Of considerable ability and power, and Mrs.
Helene Shevitch, formerly the princes Of
RacOwitz
Offbo folr named Mrs Shevitch has had
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the most eyoutful
career She WAS
born in Bavaria M
1915. and is now IN
her i2i year Her
family the Won
Doenpges was one
OF the oldest and
most arisiocratic
in that part Of Ger
many From child
hood she displayed
a rare love for III
eratuTe, and even
at an early age
manifesioda strong
Iil-lnr lnr aninu-
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In the more severe forms Of the base
ball pitchers troubles OF the arm, ''mild
galyanism. making use Of large fat cleo
trodes, applied over the most sensitive
points. To front Of and behind the affected
joint, is recommended; the latter part Of
the day being the preferable time.-New
York Star.
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land and as many
Americans did be
fore the revolution
that is. he il a
gentleman Of pure
English blood, born
In a colony or de-
tendency He was
born in 1919, in
Murat, India; was
educated at st. An
drew S. Scotland,
and soon became a
noted chemist,
often employed by
{ b e government
He was a personcl
friend of Prince
Albert and had
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-12

Sir Lyon Piayiair, who made thc principal
address 90 President Cleveland on the occa-
sion ofthe call of the English peace commits
sion. is much more scientist than pOliti-
clan. though hc has done some good work in
the latter capacity he is in truth, "a native
of India, but calls himself am Englshmu,
inst AS Dean Swift did, though born in Ire
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THE ETERNAL HOPE

No iron 80 hard. but rust viii fret it;
No perch 81 high. but climbing viii get 81
Nothing so lost. but seeking will find H.
No night 50 dark, but there's daylight behind II.
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story that Mrs.
Schnaubeit moth
er Of Schuaubelt.
the all e-elChicago
bomb throwcr, had
como 20 America
with ain,tayits de
failing the facts Of
the lonb throwing
generating Ger
tain of The con
douuod from all
completely This
was afterward de-
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SYMPATHY.


O little feet, that such long years
Must wander on through hopes ana ieaIs'
Must ache and bleed beneath your load'
|, nearer 20 the wayside inn
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking Of your road
-L0ngfeiiow
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by &. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

Reported by &, w. Branch & Co, bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
New YORK, November 1.-THE stock
market in the morning waited for news
regarding the action Of the Governor of
Illinois on the condemned Anarchists,
and when the news came OF the execution
of the four men the stock market i'm
proved As the day wore on without
any disturbances in Chicago, the market
hardened with Reading as the feature.
Philadelphia bought largely for covering
Of shorts. The noticeable feature was
the quiet unloading and taking of profits.
London didn't do much after first half
hour I'm the afternoon the advances
were fairly well held, and closed about
highest of the day. Sterling exchange,
$3.50 S4s6
Money easy around per cent
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WING UFtI IN MuuCUt1ItT me OTuer
Gay we dropped into the hrst-ciass bakery
establishment OF l.. s. Y. STEMS. and found Il
atied up in hrst-cmss style with ait the ncces-
sHfy supplies of good things. such as always
fcmind us OF Christmas. Bread, crackers. bis
cults. etc. IN abundance. cakes. and variety
VI good things for the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
Is indeed mode. bakery, aud one that de-
serves and Is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure % call la aud see them az
100 Hull street. Manchester
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d. of lho fonr namod Nh. shevItch has hai
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Very old French Brandy al
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nied boy her friends, who said She came sim
ply 10 be with her daughter during the win
ter. Her portrait is here given as one Of
those who's, names are just now uppermoSt.
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A WICKED ELEPHANT.
PLEASURES Or RAILWAY TRAVEL
WITH a VICIOUS BRUTE.


"Wnd We-i show. II took part in some
exhibition, that were not down on the
bills one in particular | shall not be
likely TO forget The show di.nanded al
Chicago. Bamboo the trick elephant. was
leased 20 The Kiraify brother who We're
about 20 open their season In Boston.
Bamboo hud established "a mime for him
self as SAVAGE. frcachorOus brute. who
had killed aud manned al least dozen
men lic had keeper who was in
the habit Of becoming and remaining
drunk hadn't much idea Of the
dangerous character of the journey until
We were pcrhap. % hundred miles out Of
CHICAGO The Iuffom ol the car wa,
thickly Uttered nith hay IN which BAN
boo fhr Keeper and myself were 10 sleep
together lhe Keepers bottle was one OF
my earliest discoveries and discourage
ment- fhc novelty of the situation kept
me awake pretty much all The first night
ont. AMI ff ttu- with some ii-may that ]
discovered lhlt the keeper vas hopelessly
drum. -nor.al in the bay That would
ner A.. uuded hnd BmbOo only kept
quD Ng' l-d'dn't and wouldn't, and
thar fI.f ni-hf before ! had become in
the ip..-t accustomed Zoo the situation. was
e'mpiy NIGHT of horrors. In the still
hours OF that niaht. with the train rush
inc along 200 the rate Of thirty miles am
hour. j uouI 200 short intervals hear a
mufltd snort from the monster 40 the
other end Of the car and then feel 81
gautic foot showing against me- or the end
of ms trunk passing inQuisitiyely over my
face Then ] would jump mp and yell 20
the keeper. with energetic kicks 10 en-
phasize my remarks
Here. you wake upl That Internal
elephant is go.us 90 trample as 10 deathV
"Thc drunken keeper would get % bis
feet. swear give Bamboo an unmerciul
proddug with hi, fork, the great brute
would Die down and CRY, and we would
have peace
This scene. with variations, Is what
happened ADO the way from Chicago 10
New York , wasn't trampled 10 death
by fhe elephant why was not ] do not
know
about daylight we were in the vicinity
OF Erie. Pa Here Bamboo took cOgni-
zance 0f hi~ Surroundings in a disagree
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wing u the Liver is not disordered.
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BiAodsue--. Cou-t fatiou orany Liver trouble.
take DR. Dayid'- Liver Pills. % PiilsfOr Poe.
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Little by little northern men are getting
the control Of the best hotels in the south.
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VI. J. DIMMOCK. na h. v..,..
icrppndcnce solicited
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SAN COX'S BOOK.
EXTRACTS FROM THE DIVERSIONS
or 4 DIPLOMAT.
A Girls school I'm Turkey Described and
Piotured-Thc Interesting History Of =
Diver Who Wac Recognized by Minister
Cor as q Sometime New York Faldr.

Following are given some extracts from
Hon. S. s Cox's new book, "Tbe Diversions
Of n Diplomat in Turkey
Let me instance some OF our diversions when
all the legation take part IN the dramatic per
Torrance.
With Wild demonstrations after the manner OF
all Orientsls, except t.e Ottomsn. o Greek fisher
man seeks reclamation. In money Tor the de-trlc
iion Of his neisupon The Bosphorgs into which the
screw propeller Of our launch had made havoc
II was quite a comfort 90 know that irrespective
Of rank IL was possible 10 plead the relation of q
oreign minister TO a claim founded ia the wrong
doing Of the claimsn. himself. for was NOT Tho
Bosphorir our easement, ONT own waters. under
the Law Of naiiOnsi And when the fisherman
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Market qule,
Q4onoo~-M.dd.ing 9sc iow m.dd.ing
+C good ordinary. sc.
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Mrs. Schnaubclt

Much interest was excited recently by the
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05
Silver.

The Secretary of the Treasury
wants hundred thousand dollars
to build a vault in which to store
$10O,OO0,00O of silver. This is
doubtless intended to paralize the
people, and make them believe they
are at an awful expense to take care
of lot of worthless metal. Let us
see how much of tax this $780,
100000 of silver is upon the people
anyhow! According to the Presi-
dents message about 30,000,000
silver dollars coined last year cost
the Government about 23,5O0,000.
Government profit on 3O.O00,000
silver dollars is $6,500,O00. On
1OO, 900, 900 silver dollars the profit
is over Sol 100000. 1t looks as if
Uncle Sam can offord to furnish
the storage.-[Chicago Mining Re-
view,
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Six Men Shot.

Six men were shot down on Mon
day in Coronado, Kansas, small
town near the Colorado line. 1t
appears that Coronado and Leoti,
another small town couple miles
from the former place had not
been on very good terms for some
tim e,and on Monday seven men from
the latter town went over to Coro-
nado and had got under the influ-
ence of "the brave man" and pulled
out their guns and commenced
fourishing them around, whereup-
on gang Of Coronado citizens fired
upon them killing three of them in
stantly and mortally wounding
three. The seventh man made his
escape and has not bee seen or
heard of since the shooting. The
two towns are both up on their
mighty wrath, and there is no tell
ing what the result may yet be.
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Friday, Americas Fay.

Friday has long been regarded as
a day of evil omen, but it has been,
to say the least, an eventful one in
American history.
Friday, Columbus sailed on his
voyage of discovery.
Friday ten weeks later, he dis
covered America.
Friday, Henry III, of England,
gave John Cabot his commission,
which led to the discovery of North
America.
Friday. st Augustine, the oldest
town in the Unitec States, was
founded.
Friday, the "Mayfower" with the
Pilgrams, arrived at Plymouth; and
on Friday they signed the august
compact, the forerunner of the
present constitution.
Friday, George Washington was
born.
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized
and fortified.
Friday, the surrender of Saratoga
was made.
Friday, Cornwalls surrendered at
Yorktown; and on Friday the mo-
ton was made in congress that the
United Colinies were. and of right,
ought to be free and independent.
Il Exchange.
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The Silver Link, the property Of
Williams & Bait, upon Sheep
Mountain, is showing up fine, and
gives promise Of being one of the
greatest and best mines in this dis.
trict. On the first of Jenuary,
when the boys first began to work
the claim, there was only about
foot of ore, and very low grade
at that, but from the start it began
to increase, both in quality and
quantity, and now they have five
foot vein that is highly sprinkled
with gray copper, and galena. AL
though they have been unable to
get an assay Of the ore all who have
seen it express themselves delight
ed with the showings of the claim
and bespeak for the boys = great
bonanza.
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A very few lines from the editor,
dated Montreal, February 21st,
state that he will arrive home about
the middle of this month. He also
says that he had not, as yet, got
"spliced" and hardely eApectes to
this trip, for the fair sex in that
country were not as easily swindled
rs he expected they were, and that
Colorado editors stood no earthly
show of "catching-on" to the gal
liant, bewitching little Cannucks.
Rev Charles W. Ward, of st.
Pauls P. E. Church, Englewood,
N. J., recently undertook to mur-
der his wife and five year old
daughter, after which he attempted
suicide. Gospel admonishing and
gun shooting work on two different
principals, and the preacher not
being accomplished in the art of
gun shooting made failure OF his
work. Had he undertaken to talk
the wife and daughter to death and
then went ard jumped into some
stream he would undoubtedly have
accomplished his deed.
Undertaking to enlargen news
paper, although it be but penny
folder after it has been enlarged, is
by no means, a picnic for small
boy, slow type setter and inexperi-
enced editor to undertake all alone.
The small and slow parts may be a
picnic in themselves. but when
combined with trying to blot down
great thaughts from 81 small and
poor brain, it works something like
trying to back burro-it's sure to
go against you. Our advice to our
young brethren of the fraternity,
devils ct cateri, would be not to M
dertake to wax too highlarious while
the editor is out searching for
''hen'-It may result fatally.
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He Couldn't See 1t.

Parson Surplus Eel, whose fore
head is remarkably we'll developed.
during the course of lesson to his
Bible class, stated that ''the Dpity
alone is invisible"
"That's where you are off, par
son." said Johnny Fizzletop, one OF
the members of the class.
"What else is invisible ?" asked
Parson Eel, Indignantly.
"The hair on the top of your
head."- Ex.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05
A $4,000 Bible Reward.

The PUBLISHERS of Rutledg's
Monthly offer twelve valuable re-
wards in their monthly for Febru-
ary, among which is the following:
We will give $1,000 to the person
telling us which is the middle verse
in the New Testament Scriptures,
(Not the revised edition), by March
lotto, 1887. Should two or more
correctan answers be received, the RE-
WARD will be divided. The money
will be forwarded to the winner
March 18th, 1887. Persons trying
for the reward must send 20 cents
in silver or postal notes, (no post
age stamps taken), with their an
swer, for which they will receive
the Monthly for April in which the
name and address of the winner of
the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and in which
several more valuable rewards will
be offered. Address, RUTLEDGE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Pa.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

The "Dago' element Of Granite,
or rather the Midland road, got up
a riot last Sunday night. One of
their ways of amusing themselves
was to seize an ignorant German
and duck him beneath the ice on
the Arkansas river until he was
nearly frozen to death. The Ger
man lies at the point of death. The
"Dagoes" have been driven from
the town and the trouble for the
time being is ended.
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Free Trade.

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no
doubt has largely benefited the
consumers, as we'll as relieving the
burden of home manufacturers.
Especially is this the case with
Greens August Flower and Bos-
chee's German Syrup, as the reduc-
ton of thirty-six cents per dozen,
has been added to increase the size
of the bottles containing these rem
idies, thereby giving one-fifth more
medicine in the Is cent size. The
August Flower for dyspepsia and
liver complaint, and the German
Syrup for cough and lung troubles,
have, perhaps, the largest sale Of
any medicines in the world. The
advantage of increased size of the
bottles will be greately appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every
town and village in civilized coun-
tries. Sample bottles for 10 cents
remain the same size.
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A WEEKS JOTTlNGS.
What the Boys are Doing Around
Camp-Condensed news Of
General Interest.
CALLER.

Impatient she waits and listens
A manly trend to hear,
The ring on her finger glistens
When touched by the freight clear,
Her heart goes fourth in longing
To him, Of all men, her king,
Her mind with fond thoughts thronging,
She swectly care4scs his ring.
She secs his dark eyes glowing
With love for her alone,
She hears his low tones flowing,
any beauyfuI, my own!"
She starts! "a footstep ficetly-
She knows its music we'll
Comes up the puth. and sweetly-
She smiles at the tinkling bell.
She opens the door so lightly.
Then tears her bright eyes fill,
And in her small hand tightly
She crushes the milliner's bill.
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To Young Ladies' and Mothers

One of the greatest dangers that
menace social life is traceable to
the failure on the part of women to
demand a higher standard of morals
in the men. who frequent their
homes as visitors and friends. This
is humiliating acknowledgement,
but it is non the less true. In what
is known as society there seems
to be premium on Immortality and
he who has the reputation of being
a little EAST" very indefinite
term-in nine cases out of ten sue
ceeds as ladies man, where more
worthy, but less snowy, man would
scarcely be recognized. There is
little incentive to man to give up
his pet vices when they costitute an
"open sesame" into any fashionable
circles Not that the vices should
become so notorious as to come un-
der the notice of the law. Oh no !
society folds her hands and coldly
turns her back on such a desirable
acquaintance. But there is to the
average fashionable girl fascina-
ton in a ''black Sheep" few who
have made any observation in re-
gard to the matter can fail to detect.
And a mother who permits such
"black sheep" to visit, WOO and win
her daughter, need not be surprised
at the almost inevitable result fam
lily misery. All honor to these wo-
men who are so brave as to defend
their homes against such an ele-
ment-who train their daughters
that wrong is wrong whether the
wfong-doer be man or woman,
and that to secure happy homes for
themselves, they must not only be
above trifling with such sacred
subject as marriage, but demand as
much from the men into whose
keeping they give their lives. When
mothers learn the Importance Of so
training their daughters, there will
he fewer broken families and more
of that heavenly peace which should
prevade the homes of the land.
II Republic.
For $3.50 we will send to any
address in the United States
or Canada, the CURRENT, which is
$500 per year; the New York
World, $l,00; and Demorest's Mon
thly, 81, 30 total 5000 Now is your
| chance, this isn't an ever day offer.
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The Crested Butte Amature ORA.

The Crested Butte Amature Dra-
matte Club will produce another
drama, entitled "Lost in London" ="
ON Monday, the 2lst instant. It
will be the last play the club will
give this season, and all lovers of
good home talent should attend, for
the play is a good one and the club
is capable of producing it in its full
MERIT.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

The woman, Mrs. Dluse, who
murdered her husband, cut up his
body and burned it, in December,
1884, was hung at Herkimer, N. Y,
last Monday.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

Fred johnson went down to Pros
pect this morning to fix up his store
tent which was smashed in last
week by wind and snow.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

Hannibal, Mo-, was badly
scorched las Sunday evening.
Eight blocks were consumed by
fire. The combustion is supposed
to have been started by tramps.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

Joe Cuennin, of Gunnison, has
taken charge of the Elk Mountain
House, at Crested Butte. Mrs.
Selover, the late proprietoress, al
though she did not run the house
but few months, had gained the
good wishes of all our boys and
they are equally sorry to see her
resign her position.
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Personal.

Tom Boughton went down the
river this morning.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

VIM. Birmingham started for
Satank on Monday, where he goes
to reside for a while.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

Squire Beardsley came back up
to camp on Tuesday from Henry
Andersops ranch where he had been
for few days visiting "Senator"
Jones.
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For the use Of man or woman
The most useful article ever inven-
ted. Price 81. Put up in neat
hox with full directions. NJ. +. A.
Co., P. o. Box 1898, N. Y. City.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

The bridge at Prospect, across
Crystal river, for the new toll road
has been complicated and is said to
be fine piece of work. The work
is being pushed through and by
next August we will have a fine
road from here to Satank.
Crystal River current., 1887-03-05

A new substance for tanning has
recently been discovered by Ger
man Professor whish is taken from
coal.